Mr. Chair, what I would add, if I may, is that as we're finding approaches, as we get better at developing recovery strategies, at understanding how we need to build in the science, and at understanding the economic impacts, I wouldn't say that is becoming easier. But at least we have a better context in which we can start applying these across the country, rather than having to reinvent the wheel in terms of approaches and methodologies every time. We are learning quite extensively from the approaches we have taken to date. And we are now able to put in place a more consistent approach across the country, which will enable us, to the extent we can, to accelerate on the methodology.
On May 1st, 2008. See this statement in context.